




- Established
- 1998
- Type
- Mixed-Use Community
- Gated
- Yes
- Developer
- Bonita Bay Group
- Key amenities
- DiningRacquetBeachClubhouse
What's nearby
Grocery
- Target1.2 miNW
- Publix2.6 miNW
- University Shell3.0 miNE
Shopping
- Coconut Point Mall1.0 miW
- Dillard's1.1 miW
- Ross1.3 miNW
Healthcare
- Lee Health1.0 miW
- Bonita Community Health Center1.1 miW
- Estero Urgent Care2.5 miN
Schools
- Estero High School1.9 miN
- Spring Creek Elementary School2.0 miS
- Bonita Springs Charter School2.1 miS
Distances are straight-line, from OpenStreetMap data — hover a place to see it on the map above.
The Brooks is a two-CDD Bonita Bay Group master plan in the Village of Estero — five gated villages sharing The Commons Club and an optional Little Hickory beach club, with golf living at Shadow Wood, Copperleaf, and Spring Run rather than at the master level.
Bonita Bay Group opened The Brooks in the late 1990s between U.S. 41 and I-75 south of Williams Road. The official Brooks of Bonita Springs CDD (Rule 42Y-1, March 24, 1998) covers about 1,249 acres and Brooks II (Rule 42Z-1, November 30, 1999) about 1,223 acres — 2,472 acres combined, both now inside the Village of Estero. Five residential villages sit inside that master: Shadow Wood (optional 54-hole equity club), Copperleaf (bundled Gordon Lewis / Kipp Schulties 18), Spring Run (bundled Sanford-renovated 18), Lighthouse Bay (Harbour Club lakefront, no golf), and Pebble Pointe (Taylor Morrison enclave, no club of its own). Shared optional amenities live at The Commons Club at The Brooks (9930 Coconut Road): a health and lifestyle center, Enrichment Center, The Rookery restaurant, pickleball, and a private Beach Club on Little Hickory Island. Commons Club membership is optional (Bronze is automatic for some Lighthouse Bay owners). Shadow Wood, Copperleaf, and Spring Run also have their own Communities rows because buyers search those club names. Demographics are ZIP 34135.
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Lifestyle
Amenities
Beach Access
The Commons Club Beach Club
notes: Official Commons Club: private Beach Club on Little Hickory Island. Higher membership tiers (Gold) required for beach. New pavilion opened 2026 per club posts. · asset type: Beach Club · access rules: club_members
Clubhouse
The Enrichment Center
notes: Official Commons Club campus at 9930 Coconut Road. · asset type: Enrichment Center · access rules: club_members
Dining
The Rookery
notes: Official: private lakeside restaurant at The Commons Club. · quantity: 1 · staffing: staffed · asset type: Restaurant · waterfront · access rules: club_members
Fitness
Health and Lifestyle Center
notes: Official: 10,000-sf Health and Lifestyle Center (some later club copy says 15,000 sf after expansion — square footage left off). Spa services, lap pool. · staffing: staffed · asset type: Fitness Center · access rules: club_members
Other Amenities
Spa
staffing: staffed · access rules: club_members
Racquet Sports
Pickleball Court
notes: Official Commons Club lists pickleball amenities; court count not on the public homepage. · access rules: club_members
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Living there
Who lives here
- Median age
- 59.8
- Median income
- $91,380
Lifestyle
- Vibe
- multi-village master plan; golf is village-level, beach is optional Commons Club
- Activity level
- very active
- Events
- village clubs plus Commons Club calendar
- Seasonal character
- seasonal Estero country-club corridor
Area stats
- Taxes
- Brooks of Bonita Springs CDD and Brooks II CDD. Non-ad valorem assessments appear on the Lee County tax bill. FY2026 adopted budget is posted at brookscdds.net; a single average was not entered because assessments vary by product and district.
Schools
- AREA-LEVEL (Lee County school choice
- not community-assigned): Three Oaks ElementaryPK-5Rating: 8 (GreatSchools)
- Estero High School9-12Rating: 4 (GreatSchools). Confirm enrollment with Lee County Public Schools.
Cost of ownership
HOA & Fees
Neighborhood fees shown below are in addition to the master association fee.
Copperleaf at The Brooks
GatedAlso a standalone Communities row (copperleaf). Official club: 416 single-family + 154 carriage homes; bundled golf.
Lighthouse Bay at The Brooks
GatedAlso a standalone Communities row (lighthouse-bay) because of The Harbour Club. Non-golf village.
Pebble Pointe at The Brooks
GatedTaylor Morrison enclave; no distinct golf/club. Realtor/community pages: 90 single-family homes, dog park and gazebo. Not given its own Communities row.
Shadow Wood at The Brooks
GatedAlso a standalone Communities row (shadow-wood). Official SWCA: 1,481 homes, 34 neighborhoods, optional Shadow Wood Country Club (54 holes).
Spring Run at The Brooks
GatedAlso a standalone Communities row (spring-run). Official club association: 847 units; bundled golf.
The fine print
More Details
| Access — control | gated_guarded |
| Beach — access | membership |
| Beach — has club | Yes |
| CDD — annual avg | 1,017.25 |
| CDD — is cdd | Yes |
| CDD — name | Brooks of Bonita Springs Community Development Districts I & II |
| Club — social mandatory | No |
| HOA — has master | Yes |
| Location — address main gate | 9930 Coconut Road, Estero, FL 34135 |
| Boating — gulf access | none |
| Boating — has | No |
| Home types — attached villa | Yes |
| Home types — coach home | Yes |
| Home types — high rise condo | No |
| Home types — single family estate | Yes |
| Home types — single family executive | Yes |
| Scale — acreage gross | 2,472 |
| Timeline — completed or status | built out (Pebble Pointe was the last village) |
| Links — official website | brookscdds.net |
